Every Goat In Its Right Place
I think I am all better now. As far as I can tell.
But I think it’s time to check up on the goats.
Plume gives Chokolade a treat.
And if Plume isn’t quick enough with the treats then Chokolade knows where to go looking for herself.
Lakrids takes grass.
While Thor goes for the hugs. He was back on high-energy today.
Vanilje for the scratches.
And Magnethe just looks pretty.
It was good to see them all again. Whoever heard of being sick in the summer? Outrageous it is.
Finally, a medical miracle of another sort:
Some kind of eigth-legged goat. With two tails. Have you ever seen such a thing? Amazing.
There you have it.
July 10th, 2008 at 4:33
We used to see zebras with no heads. Someone had a pair of zebras on their farm and they would put out a big bale of hay for them.
The zebras would start at the outside of the hay bale and eat their way to the middle. All you could see was their backs and rears (no heads).
The goatzie girls are getting so big now. Vanilje looks particularly fetching in that photo. Is she getting some more of that light brown color on her face?
Our Billy changes colors with the seasons. His legs are mostly white now as is the bridge of his nose (between his eyes). He looks like the baby goat he once was. In the fall and winter, he gets a light brown caramel color on his face and his lower legs get dark black.
Glad you are almost back to normal. Whatever that is!!!! (hee, hee – I couldn’t resist!)
July 11th, 2008 at 18:08
Debster – Did you ever see sea zebras? Heehee! I like when the goats get their heads well into the hay. Looks like the hay is eating the goat!
It’s quite appropriate that Vanilje’s face has gotten that darker colour. Her name means Vanilla of course. And vanilla isn’t actually white, now is it. But I guess Vanilla flavoured icecream is all white. Yes. Where was I now?!